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Head of Slovene border commission resigns over fees controversy.

BBC Monitoring International Reports

Text of report in English by Slovene news agency STA

Ljubljana, 30 January (STA) - Miha Pogacnik stepped down as the head of the Slovenian part of the commission of Slovenian and Croatian legal experts on the border on Friday, quoting a negative media campaign over his fees as the reason.

According to media reports, Pogacnik received EUR 6,300 gross a month for heading the commission which is looking for a legal framework for the settlement of the Slovenian-Croatian border dispute.

In addition, the government has been reportedly paying his Iustica company EUR 2,500 gross a month for legal advice.

Commenting on the fees after Thursday's …

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